Describe the power armor in a few concise sentences, including the date of conception, the government or organization that produces the power armor, the manufacturer of the power armor, and a description of what it does.

Explain the power armor more fully with an explanation as to why the power armor is used.

Below is the manufacturing data on the Spirit CHS.

• Class: BW-CHS-1a
• Designers: Department Of Engineering
• Manufacturer: Black Wing Enterprises
• Fielded by: NDC Ground Forces "Duskerian Legion"
• Range: 2 months
• Maintenance Cycle: monthly
• Lifespan: 1 year without maintenance, 20 years with care.

Convey what this power armor looks like with words. Though this is a good place for an image of the power armor, portraying it with words is required.

Outline who came up with this power armor and why in this section.

See Damage Rating (Version 3) for a guide to damage ratings to include.

• DRv3 Tier: 3 Heavy-Personnel
• Shields: 3 Heavy-Personnel

This armor kit is placed over the user's "Mithril" Military Bodysuit, which is colored black for those in the legion. The sections are mag gripped, then clamped onto the suit. Boots, and shin guards are recommended first, as it is best to start from the bottom. Once the legs, and pelvic plates are attached, then it is the torso plate set, with the arms going on after. All are then locked together securely, with helmet then put on and sealed.

The sub-components of the power armor that are not included in the subsections below it will go here.

Convey to the reader the materials the armor is made out of and what it is immune to and what it is susceptible to.

The type of camouflage and how it works and what it does should be in this section.

Whatever happens in the event of near-fatal events goes here as well as how long the suit can support the life of the wearer.

The kind of generator and backup systems that the power armor has at its disposal will be put here.

The sensors and communication equipment for the power armor should be put into this section.

Jack Pine created this article on 2019/10/13 02:26.

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